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Malawi : Some Targeting Methods in Public Works Programs

World Bank - 2012

in Public Works Programmes funded by MASAF and CARE in Malawi's Central Region. It further seeks to identify challenges …

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Malawi - Public Works Programme : Conditional Cash Transfers as an Emergency Response to a National Food Shortage

Kalanda, Boniface; Mandala, Charles; Magwira, Joseph - 2012

This paper reports that in the 2004-2005 growing season, Malawi experienced a drought which affected farm produce and … subsequently led to country-wide food shortages. Due to the food shortage, the Malawi Government implemented a Public Works …

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Can microfinance reach the poorest : evidence from a community-managed microfinance intervention

Lønborg, Jonas Helth; Rasmussen, Ole Dahl - In: World development : the multi-disciplinary … 64 (2014), pp. 460-472

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Keynes in the countryside : the case for increasing rural public works expenditures in Indonesia

Morley, Samuel A. - In: Journal of the Asia Pacific economy 1 (1996) 1, pp. 79-104

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IRDP assistance and participation in public works, 1993 - 94 : 5th quinquennial survey of consumer expenditure ; NSS 50th round, July 1993 - June 1994

1997

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Public works programs in developing countries have the potential to reduce poverty : the success of public works programs in reducing poverty depends on their design and implementation : in practice, they do better as safety nets

Zimmermann, Laura - 2014

Public works programs in developing countries can reduce poverty in the long term and help lowskilled workers cope with economic shocks in the short term. But success depends on a scheme's design and implementation. Key design factors are: properly identifying the target population; selecting...

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